| "And now I'm kicking the ball". Soccer is kinda mellow, you know. | |
| "Have you never been mellow?" | |
| "I am," I said, "Have I never been mellow?" | |
| "I'm a cool type of fellow, cool, calm, and mellow." Get the fuck out! | |
| "It'II be mellow." | |
| "And now I'm kicking the ball". Soccer is kinda mellow, you know. | |
| "Have you never been mellow?" | |
| "I am," I said, "Have I never been mellow?" | |
| "I'm a cool type of fellow, cool, calm, and mellow." Get the fuck out! | |
| "It'II be mellow." | |
| And then we can sit around and toast marsh mellows. | |
| But like they say, time mellows even the hardest soul. | |
| But, I don't know, you get older and all that rivalry and testosterone just kind of mellows into... mild emotional abuse? | |
| Fortunately, one mellows with age. | |
| I know, but it mellows me out, okay? ! | |
| And then we can sit around and toast marsh mellows. | |
| But like they say, time mellows even the hardest soul. | |
| But, I don't know, you get older and all that rivalry and testosterone just kind of mellows into... mild emotional abuse? | |
| Fortunately, one mellows with age. | |
| I know, but it mellows me out, okay? ! | |
| 'And even Trisha's musical misery mellowed 'when her angel of the mourning rock 'introduced her to the fragrant sounds of some Rosie Stones.' | |
| 'Because it had been several years 'since Jimmy had driven a Reasonably Priced Car, 'we thought he might have mellowed.' I think I might have broken the car. | |
| - But he's mellowed. I'm telling you. | |
| - She's mellowed. | |
| Age has not mellowed you, has it, Brigadier? | |
| - Maybe she's mellowing in her old age. | |
| -l must be mellowing. | |
| And I spent about three weeks on a kibbutz, just mellowing out. | |
| But mellowing out was not in the cards. | |
| He's mellowing. | |
| 'And even Trisha's musical misery mellowed 'when her angel of the mourning rock 'introduced her to the fragrant sounds of some Rosie Stones.' | |
| 'Because it had been several years 'since Jimmy had driven a Reasonably Priced Car, 'we thought he might have mellowed.' I think I might have broken the car. | |
| - But he's mellowed. I'm telling you. | |
| - She's mellowed. | |
| Age has not mellowed you, has it, Brigadier? | |
| - Maybe she's mellowing in her old age. | |
| -l must be mellowing. | |
| And I spent about three weeks on a kibbutz, just mellowing out. | |
| But mellowing out was not in the cards. | |
| He's mellowing. | |
